Are you trying to find people to rent out your home, apartment, or any living spaces? Or maybe you're thinking of renting out a part of your own home? We've got loads of ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ students searching for places to stay while they're studying away from home. Our Housing Office teams up with several rental companies and individuals and offers awesome support in finding the perfect tenants for your rentals. We can help out by giving you student recommendations and even free online rental listings - so it's a win-win for everyone!
Landlord Information Session
Wednesday, May 29 at 6 pm
Want to learn more about the supports our Housing Office provides to anyone renting to ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ students? Attend our info session for more information and to get started working with our team.
Supports From Our Housing Office
If you're a landlord or ready to become one, our Housing Office has you covered! We offer dedicated support to landlords like helping you set up appointments for our students to check out your rental, sharing their contact information so you can talk with them directly, and organizing all the details for your future openings.
The best part? No more hunting for tenants on your own! ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ will be ready with a list of recommended students who would be a great fit for your place. Whether our students are looking for a single room, space for a family, a furnished place, or specific amenities - we'll help you find the perfect match for your rental hassle-free.
You'll also get access to to list your rental vacancies for free.
Contact our Housing Office
housing@saultcollege.ca
705-759-2554 ext. 2684
Let's get started! We'd be happy to answer your questions and begin working with you to support you through renting your living space to our ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ students. Have a look at some testimonials from two of our current partnering landlords below, and have a look at our frequently asked questions. We're here to help.
Meet Some of our Partners
Frequently Asked Questions
Take a look at some of our frequently asked questions. Contact our Housing Office at anytime with your questions or to begin working with to find the right ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ student for your rental.
- How much should rent be for a single room?
Most students expect to pay between $400-$600/month depending on factors like the location, size of the room, amenities provided and if utilities and internet are included.
- How many students can reasonably occupy a single room?
While we understand a single room is for one student, we encourage landlords to reassess the size of the room to decide if it allows for an additional bed. This can allow the rent for each student in one room to be lower and will support costs for the student as they can split costs with another student.Another option to support accommodating two students in one room would be to furnish the room with bunk beds.
Keep in mind, the maximum number of students that are allowed to share one bathroom is four. This also helps our students manage their schedules and time for school and work.
- What should the cost of rent include?
It is preferred that the cost of rent should include all utilities and Wi-Fi. This helps the student budget accordingly with no surprise costs.
- Does the rental property need to be furnished?
Many students prefer that a rental is furnished with items such as a bed, table/desk, chair, wardrobe area, proper lighting, couch, kitchen table, and appliances including a microwave and toaster. Many of these furnishings allow students to easily move in to a comfortable space for sleeping, studying, eating, and connecting with their roommates.
- Should the rent include parking?
It is preferred that parking is included within the rent price. Parking vehicles on the street will result in parking tickets throughout the winter months. It is recommended for rent to include one parking space per tenant if available.
- What is a reasonable length for the lease agreement?
While students are trying to settle in as they are new to the city and/or country, it is important that short-term agreements (4-8 months) are an option, as well as 12-month agreements.
- Does my rental need to be by a bus route?
This is an added benefit for students to have a bus stop nearby for easy access to transportation, but this is something that is beyond your control and is not a requirement.
- I have a room or home available for rent. Can ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½ assist me to fill the vacancies?
Yes! We have a dedicated team to help you find students for your rentals. Please email housing@saultcollege.ca to get started.